You said: You don't like the outcome, so all the judges must be corrupt. I'm sure that makes sense to you.
I did not say that all judges are corrupt. I said that there are corrupt judges everywhere, which is not the same. This case was just one of many where someone's rights were trampled (in this case, lethally) by a corrupt judge. Hardly a week goes by where I don't hear about some other judge(s) giving an outrageous judgement and/or imposing some new restriction on our autonomy and liberty. The recent Supreme Court decision that private property may now be confiscated by anyone who wants to develop it in the name of "the public good" is an example. May I suggest reading Mark Levin's Men in Black for a good accounting of how out-of-control the judiciary has become.
BTW, if you think that hearsay testimony was good enough evidence on which to condemn Terri Schindler to death, may you never be arrested for robbing a convenience store when the only evidence against you is the testimony of the gang members who were loitering outside the store.
AMEN!